Thanks. To get the statistics of a file on my windows box, I ran the
following script: open FILE1, "Perfect.xls" or die
"Cannot open file: $!"; my @stuff = stat "FILE1"; print "@stuff"; Unfortunately, I don’t know why this never returned
any values into my @stuff variable. Next I tried this: open FILE1, "Perfect.xls" or die
"Cannot open file: $!"; open FILE2,
">folder\Perfect.xls" or die "Cannot write to destination
directory: $!"; system ("copy FILE1 FILE2"); close FILE1; close FILE2; I just kept getting the error : cannot find the file
specified. Kind regards
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